Kafeel Khan, the doctor embroiled in the Gorakhpur hospital incident controversy, pens his version of Gorakhpur’s hospital tragedy. Khan released his book on Friday titled 'The Gorakhpur Hospital Tragedy, A Doctor's Memoir of a Deadly Medical Crisis'
Khan was suspended from service on August 22, 2017, following the death of about 60 infants in the BRD Medical College hospital due to lack of oxygen.
The letter which narrates the 'hellish' conditions of the Mathura prison where he is presently lodged for participating in anti-CAA protests, claims that about 150 inmates are sharing a toilet.
Dr Kafeel Khan was booked under NSA on February 13 after his arrest on charges of making inflammatory speeches in the Aligarh Muslim University during the anti-CAA protests.
Mathura District Magistrate Sarvagya Ram Mishra said on Monday, 'Kafeel Khan, who has been booked under the National Security Act (NSA) for alleged inflammatory statements during an anti-CAA protest in Aligarh, is absolutely fine and fully secure in Mathura jail.'
The Special Task Force of Uttar Pradesh Police had on January 29 arrested Kafeel Khan for making inflammatory statements at the Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) during a protest against CAA in December last year.
An FIR was registered against him under section 153-A (Promoting enmity between different groups on ground of religion) of IPC on December 13.
Rawal has apologised for his derogatory tweet, made two years ago.
The brother of Dr Kafeel Khan, an accused in the BRD Medical College case involving the death of 63 children…
